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Journalist uses an AI clone of his own voice to pass Lloyds Bank's voice-ID authentication

Joseph Cox showed that a free voice-cloning service could reproduce his voice well enough to unlock his bank account through automated voice ID, undermining a widely deployed biometric control.

Severity: Mediumvoice idlloydsbiometrics

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vice.comhttps://www.vice.com/en/article/how-i-broke-into-a-bank-account-with-an-ai-generated-voi…

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